So this apparently is a fork of the 'rtslib' source package. It adds
python3 support and seems to be packaged better. So that's OK.
It looks OK packaging wise. It calls update-alternatives --remove in
the postrm script, which is bad [1], but since it also calls it in the
prerm script, I think that's fine.
I'm not super thrilled with adding a redundant iSCSI option. But I
understand your reasoning. Since this runs a daemon I'll ask the
security team to take a look, and they can comment on how much they'd
hate supporting two iSCSI solutions.
[1] https://lintian.debian.org/tags/maintainer-script-should-not-use-
update-alternatives-remove.html
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